In Japanese, it's called speaking with hands.

I'll talk to him.

Vera, don't call the cops. Listen to me. I'll do anything you say.

They do not.

Okay, I'll do the talking.

Are we talking about protecting Nicky or killing Bourne?

Don't use the phone. Listen to me. I don't like you, Roberts.

we are not going to talk about this. why aren't we talking about it?

And I wish you to be home. I'll talk to you later.

And I wonder how often that happens.

Being with my children.

Excuse me, sir.

No more talking,okay?

I need to talk to you!

I'll call, I'll take care of it.

Ruth Norton. Well, what about her?

To somebody.

Every now and then,

No, we'll talk.

Masha will take care of you.

Why are you encouraging this?

It gets easier.

I'm calling the hospital.

What we do, who we talk to.

Okay, seriously, if you start talking about mike thompson, i'm getting out of the car.

But what they have found is that when a speaker that is native to one language speaks that language, they show activity primarily in the left hemisphere of their brain.

Don't speak in the middle of a lesson.

Let's call that set of common questions s.

So you find, not surprisingly, the police saying,

Of course, you got it wrong.

If you're on a bus, think about what they might be doing if they were there too.

For me, they share a fundamental problem they're too slow.

No time for argument.

Why would you go to all that trouble just to walk in here and confess it to me?

All he wants to do is talk.

please?

Did you kill her?

Jane's gonna look after you.

I'll take care of money.

I'm just going back inside.

all right! I'll tell you what I know!

Don't engage with him, Nadia.

Who do you talk to? Yeah,right.

You're certain they'll take care of him?

She speaks English as if she were a native speaker.